Re:  missing Works dll files--I have found some I needed in the past at 
this site:  http://www.dll-files.com/

Re:  doing a newsletter with Word:  You can use columns by clicking 
Format then Columns, then choose how many columns.  When you fill the 
first column it will flow into the second etc.  You can also choose to 
put a line between the columns (in Word the lines show up when you flow 
into the next column).  The easiest way to insert a picture into Word or 
Works and be able to control its position on the page is to insert a 
text box, then insert the picture into that.  (Click Insert-->text 
box-->Insert-->picture-->from file--then browse to the picture file)  
You can resize both the text box and the picture and when you move the 
text box around, the picture goes along.  You can also remove the line 
border from the text box by clicking Format-->Text box-->then click the 
Line Color dropdown box and choose No Line.  I've tried this in Works 
8.0, Word 97 and Word 2003.

When you try to do any of the above, you have to have the textbox or 
whatever selected (highlighted) before you attempt to make changes, 
insert, etc.

All this is much easier with Publisher, but if you play with it you can 
make it work in one of these programs too. 

Good luck--
Sr. Dorothy


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>   1. Templates
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> Date:    Thu, 27 Jul 2006 21:56:28 -0400
> From:    Alan and Sue Banks <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: Templates
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> I wish to be able to produce a newsletter in card form (folded like a car=
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> d). Like with Publisher I want to be able to have text boxes that I can m=
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> ove around and not just have one thing on the front page. Is this possibl=
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> e with Works or Word?
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> Date:    Sat, 29 Jul 2006 18:56:12 -0400
> From:    Dominic Marino <[log in to unmask]>
> Subject: missing dll
>
> I have MS Works Suite 2003. When I click the Task Launcher I get the
> following message:
> "The proceedure entry point ?CwchWzToInt@MwblStrings@@SAHPBGPAH@Z could
> not be located in the dynamic link library WkWbl.dll".
> The program worked fine and then for some reason stopped working. I tried=
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> =20
> the Control Panel's remove programs twice. I have reinstalled the Works
> Suite using the orignial MS Works Suite CD twice but I still get the same=
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> =20
> message.
> I have a Dell Dimension PC with Windows XP Home edition
> How can I find the missing .dll file and put it into the dynamic link
> library? Is that file on the Works CD? If so how can I get to it and put
> it into the dll library?
> Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> Thanks in advance,
>
> Dom
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